Libya's new leader calls on CairoLeader of Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) Mustafa Abdel-Jalil paid a two-day visit to Egypt, his first abroad since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi's regime...
Expat elections Egyptians living abroad are in need of a political decree to be able to cast their votes in this month's parliamentary poll, reports Doaa El-Bey
Salafis vs Sufis What lies behind the increasingly bitter dispute between Egypt's mufti and the Salafi Sheikh Abu Ishaq El-Huweini? Amani Maged writes
Mubarak's trial in legal limbo Cairo's Appeal Court meets today to consider replacing the judicial panel presiding over the trial of the ousted president, reports Gamal Essam El-Din
Disappointing numbers The turnout for Friday's protest demanding a timetable for the handover of power to a civilian administration was low, reports Mohamed Abdel-Baky
Battle of the posters What lies behind the campaign to promote the head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces as a presidential candidate, wonders Mohamed Abdel-Baky
Over and done with The cabinet has succeeded in ending the judges-lawyers crisis Mona El-Nahhas sees how the dispute was settled
Bibliotheca, too The Mediterranean House of Enlightenment is on strike as well, Ameera Fouad reports from Alexandria
Flagging the recordSupreme Council of the Armed Forces member Major General Mohsen El-Fangari attended a ceremony on 31 October at which the Egyptian flag was placed on the world's tallest flagpole...
Calls for protection of Copts Foreign attention to Coptic concerns is putting Egypt's government, and some in the Coptic community, on the defensive, Dina Ezzat reports
'Egypt can' A city devoted to science, spearheading Egypt's economic renaissance: that's Ahmed Zuwail's plan, reports Ahmed Morsy
Another Khaled Said? The death of a prisoner from alleged police brutality reminded the public of a similar troubling incident, Reem Leila reports
More than a game The current slew of military exercises may offer training opportunities, but it is their political message that matters, writes Amirah Ibrahim
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